1325-11-08, Cippenham

Order date: inferred Regnal year 19 Edward II · Edward II · Close Rolls · Membrane 23

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Dated in source: “Nov. 8” · Place: Cippenham (Buckinghamshire)

Manuscript The National Archives, series C 54, membrane 23 (class as printed in the calendar; consult AALT/TNA for the original roll)

Order to permit the ships arrested by by virtue of the king's order to cause all the ships in his bailiwick to be and detained in certain ports, so that they should be ready for the service when the king should warn him, to go whither they will to merchandise, notwithstanding the king's order, as he has signified king by his letters that the rumours that caused the king to issue above order ure not true, so that it is not necessary to detain the aforesaid; provided that John be secure of as many ships well and Membrune 23 found as shall be necessary, according to his discretion, for the service if he shall need them, this being done to the least damage of ow ning the ships. The king will content the owners of the ships retained wken they shall set out in his service. By p.s. ['7287.]

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